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NewJeffCT

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18. By comparison

Reply to rufus dog (Reply #17)

Mon Aug 5, 2019, 10:34 AM

Aug 2019

A $2 million mansion in Greenwich, CT will be paying a similar property tax amount - around $15,000. Well, $2 million in Greenwich is a nice home, but not a mansion.

There are places in my state of Connecticut that do have much higher property tax rates, though. A $500,000 home in my current town in CT would probably be around $12,000 in property taxes.

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WTF is going on with the Texas (R) Congress members retiring? [View all] rufus dog Aug 2019 OP

I live in Chino Hills Bluesaph Aug 2019 #1

Did your district turn blue? rufus dog Aug 2019 #3

They don't want to run 'with' trump, be seen as/required to support him; elleng Aug 2019 #2

But the ones in the OC who lost in 2018 never backed off the tRump support. rufus dog Aug 2019 #4

TODAY is different, elleng Aug 2019 #5

Hurd was not a typical TX Republican DFW Aug 2019 #7

I'd say.... HotRod Deluxe Aug 2019 #6

Couple of observations about the state I live in JCMach1 Aug 2019 #8

+1, in mid cities DFW Red Don's SALT caps screwed people big time. Red Don's middle class tax ... uponit7771 Aug 2019 #11

Sometimes gerrymandering backfires. tanyev Aug 2019 #9

There are actual mathematical formulas Gothmog Aug 2019 #13

Yes, I lived in Texas and taxes hit Texas hard too because of the SALT caps. Texas land owners pay.. uponit7771 Aug 2019 #10

Texas is turning blue due to demographics-Texas is an overwhelmingly urban/suburban state, Gothmog Aug 2019 #12

I hope there is a big blue wave across Texas IronLionZion Aug 2019 #14

I had some job opportunities in the Houston area back 2010-2013 NewJeffCT Aug 2019 #15

State governments get their money one way or the other DeminPennswoods Aug 2019 #16

Thanks to you and all the others for the detail rufus dog Aug 2019 #17

By comparison NewJeffCT Aug 2019 #18

They think they are going to lose. ooky Aug 2019 #19